Tyler Hubbard premiered the music video for “Dancin’ In The Country” exclusively on Facebook today (January 18th) and it will go wide on Friday (January 20th). The clip features former pro football player, actor, TV host Terry Crews (Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Everybody Hates Chris, The Expendables) as the leader of a motorcycle gang who enters a bar and finds himself in a dance-off.

Tyler tells us he wanted the video to be pretty epic, so it had to feature someone pretty recognizable. “We knew we kind of wanted to kind of go big on this ‘Dancin’ In The Country’ video, and we had a really cool treatment, a cool concept that sort of required an iconic actor, if you will, an iconic face – somebody that would stand out and bring this story to life and really do it justice,” he says. “So, we started a list, me and the team, sort of dream people and at the top of the list was Terry Crews.”

The Georgia native had been a fan of Crews, but became an even bigger fan after spending time with him on the set of the video. “He’s one of the coolest dudes in the world, super laid-back and down-to-earth and funny and humble and just everything you hoped he would be,” says Tyler. “He came in and crushed it. He actually came in a day prior and learned a bunch of choreography and was just really super talented, learned really quickly and really did a great job on set, and the energy was just amazing. Not only Terry, but all the dancers did such a great job. So, the video is really probably one of my favorite videos I’ve ever been a part of and really brought this song to life in a perfect way.”

“Dancin’ In The Country” is the follow-up to his No. 1 single, “5 Foot 9,” and both songs will be included on Tyler’s upcoming self-titled debut solo album, which will be available January 27th.